Are the newer version of the JFIT ball really constructed better? I am debating of getting this or one from Dynamax unfortunately they are much higher
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I love my JFIT ball. I've used it mostly in a garage so it has been slammed against the concrete floor without the typical gym padding, and the unfinished drywall. Even smacked the garage door runners/spring a couple of times-- stupid garage--and it looks like brand new. Dynamax is an excellent brand, but I'm happy with the 25lb one from jfit. Hope that helps.
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The Dynamax balls are definitely better. The JFIT ball is slicker and not quite as rugged. If you are using it alone in your garage it would be fine. Heavy use in a box i doubt they would hold up like a Dynamax
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the J/fit ball that I ordered is constructed very very well. The dynamax ball was a lot more money, that's why i chose this one and i've been very happy.
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Mine is very well constructed, and the place I used to work out before I started working out at home, had JFIT balls and they got a LOT of use. They were also in terrific condition.
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I would say if you are going to have big strong people using the balls go with Dynamax.
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The new material of the j/fit Medicine Ball Max is almost an exact copy of the dynamax balls. I've used both brands and now personally own 4 of the j/fit ones...10-15-20&30# balls.
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I have a 14-15# version, and like the others have stated, it's got very little bounce. It's great for resistance, and I've been doing floor slams with mine, and it's got only the slightest bounce. If you want bouncy, Valeo's basketball-style medicine balls are great. They have a good amount of bounce considering the weight.
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It seems to be firmer than the Evolution, but not as firm as the official NBA ball. It still has a little bit of "squish" to it, but not to the extent of the Evolution.
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I am 5'10 so the 75" ball is great for me but I use it for my workouts. I agree with Linda, see if you can check it out before buying. If you belong to a gym, they should have some there but they may not be as firm as you need them due to repeated usage.
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I've had mine for almost a year now and the ball joint barely moves. Granted, I very rarely adjust it. I'd think the more often you move it, the looser it would get. But, mine has been in the same positition this whole time and it does not move.
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My advice is to send it back. My Bounce back lasted less than a year before the springs started ripping thru their supports. Champion said tough luck. Find a different brand.
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This ball is better but no one ball is not durable like evolution ! I try so much ball but you must know something , if you want good ball with great grip and soft touch feeling , this ball is not durable for indoor play . The original NBA Spalding game ball is probably the best but it is not durable .
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Personally, I don`t feel very stable while working out on this twist model, I`d rather have the classic model. I also found that my sports shoes were slipping too, couldn`t clutch onto the surface. For this reason I`ll sell it and get the old model that I had before. I work out regularly in a gym but I bought this appliance because I don`t have time to go the guy as much as I`d like since I can take my kids with me.
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When exercising there may be some slipping due to perspiration ( sweating ) which could cause the body to glide along the surface of traditional stability balls. Fitter First PRO balls are texturized to minimize this slippingand in my gym I have had no problems whatsoever with slipping on the Fitter First balls. These are my exercise balls of choice for all my personal training sessions.
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Yes, these are those balls. I picked up the baseball sized ones. I have been working out with them with my two boys and one of there cousins. We have access to a gym and our work outs are very intense. I have noticed a great deal difference in the swing of all three boys since using the TC Balls. Their contact is much more solid, bat speed extremely quicker, and the ball just jumps off their bats. If used properly and regularly the returns on your investment will pay off in folds. Best of Luck!~Coach Frank G. in Minnesota
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I'm not sure, I initially ordered a smaller version thinking it was the stability ball. If you want the large one like I did I'd order the Stability ball.
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Im not sure if I just got used to the tightening or what but I just bought the safety 1st elite air 80 and it definitely feels harder to tighten. A lot of people have this same complaint.
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From what I read before the motor is stronger in the Elite. The description for the Elite also says this: "New, 2x more powerful motor than original Yonanas". I haven't had an issue with the motor on the regular Yonana so I don't know if it's worth spending the extra money.
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not this model, it's for a short action. you want a long action. try academy sports.
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Hi and thank you for your question! I hope you get some positive feedback from other customers currently enjoying their JumpSport trampolines. The 350 and 220 have the same jumping mat and frame but differ in the adjustability of the cords; the 350 tension can increase to offer a slightly firmer bounce. They do have the same weight rating if you are comparing the non-PRO series. The 350 PRO however, does have 4 adjustable tension settings and additional cords to allow for a higher weight capacity. Please feel free to reach out via email to lauren@jumpsport.com should you have any other questions. Regards, Lauren McKenzie Hi and thank you for your question! I hope you get some positive feedback from other customers currently enjoying their JumpSport trampolines. The 350 and 220 have the same jumping mat and frame but differ in the adjustability of the cords; the 350 tension can increase to offer a slightly firmer bounce. They do have the same weight rating if you are comparing the non-PRO series. The 350 PRO however, does have 4 adjustable tension settings and additional cords to allow for a higher weight capacity. Please feel free to reach out via email to lauren@jumpsport.com should you have any other... » Read More Hi and thank you for your question! I hope you get some positive feedback from other customers currently enjoying their JumpSport trampolines. The 350 and 220 have the same jumping mat and frame but differ in the adjustability of the cords; the 350 tension can increase to offer a slightly firmer bounce. They do have the same weight rating if you are comparing the non-PRO series. The 350 PRO however, does have 4 adjustable tension settings and additional cords to allow for a higher weight capacity. Please feel free to reach out via email to lauren@jumpsport.com should you have any other questions. Regards, Lauren McKenzie « Show Less
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Hi Ryan ....I personally prefer the bowflex...ten years we stored one of our kids bowflex so I started using it.....three years later he took it...I really missed it as it toned muscles and strengthened them....since then we've had the total gym and have done crossfit.....went back to the bowflex and am very happy we did.....the combination of the power rods (210lbs) gives me all the resistance I need for muscle strength and toning .....I also like the idea that I can exercise on my time....I would recommend this for building muscles and toning...HAPPY EXERCISING!
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This is being sold by a "third party" seller. You likely won't get help from them. The "fitness ball" needs to be about size 50, expanding to 60. Also, very heavy duty. So, you can search for the best deal on something that fits those specs, or check out the original product website: http://www.evolutionchair.com/faqs.htm which is evolutionchairDOTcom/faqs.htm if Amazon has stripped away the link from my comment.